It is such a beautiful day outside, and the weather is supposed to stay like this for a while. I love spring time. It makes me feel like we will be at the beach in no time at all- which of course is a wonderful and horrifying thought all at the same time. Everything is […]
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When it is someone’s birthday at the Library Society where I work, we all sign a card and pretend that it is not their birthday until about 12:30 when we assemble for cake and then finally say happy birthday to said person. It is kind of funny since there are only about 8 of us […]
One of the easiest and best breakfasts is to make a German pancake. First they are delicious, second they poof which is fun to watch at any age, but especially for kids (I am talking really poofy if you are lucky), and third you can serve it with anything- fruit, syrup, powdered sugar, nutella etc. […]
Great New Cookbook- 25 Quick & Easy Gluten Free Desserts
Posted in Breads, Breakfast, Cooking, Desserts, Dinner, Fun on Feb 11th, 2014
I feel very fortunate to be able to eat wheat or flour or whatever it is that causes people Celiac disease, and I have not had much experience with eating or cooking gluten free. However, after spending some time with friends who suffer from Celiac disease, I thought I should add some gluten free recipes […]
I did not grow up with Nutella, and I actually only tried it about two years ago. It was ok, but I didn’t love it. I have never bought Nutella nor made anything with Nutella and to be honest, I don’t really get it. Is it healthy chocolate because friends I know who are real […]
I can’t believe it is Thanksgiving week already!! We are headed up to the mountains tomorrow, and thanks to Mother Nature, it looks like it will be absolutely freezing up there with hopefully some snow. My sister and her family are driving down from New York, and Walker can’t wait to see his cousins. He […]
Walker spent four days out at Camp St. Christopher on Seabrook Island with his grade- 75 10 year olds. I don’t think you could have paid me to be a chaperone for that field trip. They had a ball playing in the mud pit and learning more about the lowcountry natural life. They had to […]
Walker and his two friends have spent a lot of time this past spring working on a pushable lemonade cart so they can better sell lemonade to the masses in Charleston. Since they have all been gone all summer, yesterday was the first day they were able to try it out. They went down to […]
This past weekend we spent Friday night out at the Sanctuary at Kiawah Island- a “staycation” if you will. It was absolutely wonderful. I felt like I had been on vacation for a week and we weren’t even there 24 hours. We arrived on Friday afternoon. It had been raining the whole day in Charleston, […]
Double Coffee Tiramisu
Posted in Breakfast, Cooking, Desserts, Fun on Aug 6th, 2013
We are finally home in Charleston, and while we had a great time, it is so good to be back. The last week we spent up in Linville, NC getting ready for Fancy Dress Ball. This year instead of family with us, we had some of our closest friends up to participate in the fun. […]
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